Etanercept

What is etanercept?

Etanercept is an anti-TNF drug. It blocks the action of TNF proteins and so reduces inflammation.

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When and how do I take etanercept?

It’s usually given as a subcutaneous injection once or twice a week.

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What are the possible side-effects?

The most common side-effects are reactions at the injection site (usually redness and sometimes itching), a blocked or runny nose, nausea, mild fever, headaches, dizziness, a rash and stomach problems. It can also make you more likely to develop infections.

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